Author Question: If a situation calls for a TTL circuit to drive a CMOS circuit, you should: A) do nothing ... (Read 56 times)

shofmannx20 · **on:** Jul 28, 2018

If a situation calls for a TTL circuit to drive a CMOS circuit, you should:

A) do nothing special. A TTL should be able to drive CMOS IC without any problems.
B) ensure that both chips have the same fan out.
C) ensure that the electrical parameters for both ICs are compatible.
D) ensure that the two ICs are pin compatible with each other.

Question 2

Two signals (A and B) are ORed. Their product is then ANDed with signals C and D. Which of the following expressions describes this series of operations?

A) (A + B)CD B) A + BCD C) A + B(CD) D) A + (B + CD)